The primary difference between pest control and pest extermination is that pest extermination is only concerned with getting rid of the pests that are currently causing the problem, while pest control is concerned with solving the current infestation and the
The Sentricon® Termite Baiting System is an eco-friendly termite extermination system that uses subterranean termites’ natural behavior against them! Because Sentricon® does not require structural drilling, trenching, or digging around your foundation, the system destroys the termite queen and her
Paper wasps & European hornets are two different types of stinging insects with a somewhat similar appearance, making them difficult to discern without a trained eye. In this article, we’ll go over some information that you should know about each
Mosquitoes are flying insects that inflict irritating, itchy bumps when they bite your skin. When a mosquito bites you, it is doing so in order to extract a small amount of your blood that it can then use to nourish
Bed bugs are tiny, brownish-red bugs that can be so small that they look like specks of dirt. Adult bed bugs are about 1/4 inch long and often hide in the cracks of furniture, floors, and walls. These bugs survive
Mice and other rodents tend to breed rapidly, so infestations in a home can get out of hand quicker than you may think. The best way to prevent mouse infestations is to never let them get into your home in
Buck moth caterpillars are large, dark-colored caterpillars that can commonly be found in the Greater New Orleans area every year around the springtime and early summer. Some years there are copious amounts of them, while other years yield only a
As fall approaches and the weather starts to slowly cool down, wild animals like squirrels, opossums, and raccoons begin creeping their way closer and closer to New Orleans area homes in search of food, water, and shelter. Raccoons can thrive
Cockroaches are flat, brown or black scavenging insects with long antennae and legs. These insects are common pests found in homes across the United States. There are over 4,600 known cockroach species, with the most common species including Brown-Banded Cockroaches,
While they may look similar to the untrained eye, flying ants and swarming termites have many differences, especially when it comes to the damage they can do to your home. Treatments for these two different pests vary greatly, so it’s
